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Hi, I'm doing a project, and a part of it includes an interview with a profession. I would love to interview a Residential Architect professional. It's urgent, and if you could take a few mins to leave a comment, or email me, answering the 10 questions, I would surely appreciate it. If you could, could you also leave your First and Last name below your responses, please? Thank you and sorry for your inconvenience!

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5. What were the challenges to the project; who was to blame for the problem; how were they resolved?
6. What were the shortcomings; Why?
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